Betty L. Reignbow, of Eaton Rapids, Michigan, passed away on September 3, 2026, at the age of 83. She was born on September 27, 1942, in Chicago, Illinois.

Betty will be remembered as a warm, outgoing woman whose kindness touched many lives. She could be set in her ways, yet she was also the nicest person many had ever known, always treating others with genuine kindness. People loved being around her, and her welcoming spirit left a lasting impression on family and friends alike.

She enjoyed arts and crafts of all kinds and found joy in creativity throughout her life. Betty was also a woman of deep faith, guided by strong Christian beliefs. That faith was reflected in her lifelong involvement with the Eaton Rapids Holiness Camp, which remained an important part of her life through the years. One of her son Timothy’s favorite childhood memories was going to their cottage at Eaton Rapids Holiness Camp, a place that held special meaning for the family. Betty was also known for her thoughtfulness in everyday life; she always remembered everyone’s birthday and made sure to send a card, a simple but loving gesture that meant so much to those who received them.

Among the blessings of her life, Betty was especially proud of her son Timothy becoming a pastor, an accomplishment that brought her great joy.

She is survived by her son, Timothy (Jill) Bush. She also leaves behind her grandchildren, Jana Bush, Alyssa Bush, Stephen Bush and Mackenzie Bush. They, along with all who knew her, will remember her for her kindness, her faith, her thoughtfulness, and the steady love she shared so freely.

Betty was preceded in death by her parents, Paul and Mary Conklin; her sons, Stephen Bush and  John Bush; and her sister, Nancy Tompkins.

Betty’s life was marked by faith, devotion to family, and a caring heart. Her memory will continue to live on in the many lives she touched and in the love she gave so generously.